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Democrats and Republicans are joining forces to oppose data center construction in their communities, creating one of the rare bipartisan movements in today's polarized America. This unusual alliance shows how local concerns about energy costs and land use can bridge even the widest political divides.
Four Oklahoma legislators from both parties just launched a Reading Caucus to ensure every child reads proficiently by third grade. The group will build on recent literacy wins and keep proven strategies working across political changes.
A symbol meant to divide is bringing Republicans and Democrats together in one of Texas's most remote regions. From sheriffs to business owners, locals are joining hands to protect Big Bend's wild beauty.
A bipartisan program in North Carolina proved that paying for healthy food, housing, and transportation through Medicaid actually saves money while keeping people healthier. The results are so strong that Congress is being urged to let every state do the same.
A new proposal would let families use leftover college savings for home down payments, offering first-time buyers up to $35,000 penalty-free. Both parties are backing the plan as housing affordability becomes a top concern for young Americans.
When Kentucky lawmakers felt stuck on childcare, they tried something radical: they asked 40 people with different views to figure it out together. Eighteen months later, their consensus became law.
When a celebrity investor tried to build a massive data center in Utah, something unexpected happened: voters across the political spectrum joined forces to stop it. Their shared concern over the endangered Great Salt Lake is proving that environmental protection can unite, not divide.
In a rare show of political unity, New Zealand's major parties have rallied behind a bold 30-year infrastructure vision. The bipartisan support signals a shift toward smarter, sustainable building for the country's future.
The Senate just approved $108.5 million in new funding to hire 200 investigators dedicated to rescuing children from sex trafficking and identifying victims online. The bipartisan effort marks a major step forward in protecting kids from exploitation.
Democrats and Republicans just introduced the most ambitious maritime bill in a generation to rebuild American shipbuilding and create thousands of good-paying jobs. The SHIPS for America Act targets 250 new US-flagged ships over the next decade while modernizing shipyards from coast to coast.
Florida's Republican-led House just rejected a plan to weaken school vaccination requirements, protecting decades-old health protections for kids. House Speaker Daniel Perez, a father of three, said he's uncomfortable with children attending school without protection from measles, mumps, polio, and chickenpox.
Four Republican lawmakers introduced a bill to reverse cuts to renewable energy tax credits that killed $34.8 billion in clean energy projects last year. The bipartisan-backed legislation aims to bring stability back to the solar, wind, and hydrogen industries.